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Emmet and his team just completed a kitchen renovation for me , a great bunch of lads to have in my home very professional nothing was a problem for them , Emmet has a great eye for detail he was so helpful picking out my new kitchen with me , I would highly recommend above all group for any job .
Extremely fast team of down to earth employees that were able to communicate to keep the project on track. They were Initially guided by Emmett who himself had an eye for attention to detail in designing the whole bathroom project with top quality products installed throughout too. The whole makeover took a 5 day working week to complete with no disturbance inflected on us as a family. And a great price too.
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